Video Notes (By M. Taliano):
In the coronavirus pandemic, we’re making decisions without reliable data
• 13.55 on video. Iceland has an infection fatality rate of .03%.
• 18:55 on video: distinctions are not being made but need to be made: Are the deaths WITH SARS CoV2 /coronavirus or BY SARS CoV2/coronavirus? (Many of the people have limited life expectancies)
25:30 on video: destroyed economy leads to increase depression, anxiety, suicide, heart attacks etc.
• 28:00 on video: shortages caused by hoarding. Example of lack of evidence leading to wrong public strategies.
• 42: 14: Very high chance that we are exaggerating ·
• 44:30: Large proportion of scientific studies have flaws
45:00 crisis environment high chance of getting it wrong
• 55:30: exaggerated estimates lead to exaggerated responses and then domino-effect/bandwagon results
Perspectives on the Pandemic:
Dealing with Coronavirus, a fiasco in the making? As the coronavirus pandemic takes hold, we are making decisions without reliable data.
Dr John P.A. Ioannidis is a professor of medicine and professor of epidemiology and population health, as well as professor by courtesy of biomedical data science at Stanford University School of Medicine, professor by courtesy of statistics at Stanford University School of Humanities and Sciences, and co-director of the Meta-Research Innovation Center at Stanford (METRICS) at Stanford University.
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